The main impact of paternal consumption of alcohol (i.e., father's drinking) on a child involves the fact that fathers who drink tend to have
a. no viable sperm.
b. a greater potential to pass along the recessive gene related to Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
c. poor parenting skills.
d. genetic defects they pass on to their children.
c
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a. Task structure b. Leader position power c. Size of the organization d. Leader-member relations
In all human development research ethical guidelines as set by the American Psychological
Association must be followed. Present three of these guidelines and then describe how a researcher would comply with them whenconducting child and adolescent research. What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?
Adolescents who hold formal jobs typically use their money for
a. supporting their family members. b. paying educational expenses. c. desired, but unnecessary, items. d. transportation costs.